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Sharp County record., 1887-09-08
HAVE YOUR MEASURE SEALED

I1A II 1OO II -hAAONAsH
A country man came to town one day
last week with wagon load of peaches
and was arrested and fined $40 for using
a half bushel measure that had never
been inspected and sealed" as the law
directs. Now, we will venture the asser-
ton that not more than one out OF ten
half-bushels in use in the state to-day
bears the seal of a county clerk, but this
is the first arrest that we haYe heard OF
on that account. Just why this unsus-
pecting, and, perhaps ignorant farmer
should have been singled out as
an example does not appear, but it is just
such things as this that keep up the pred
judice among the country people against
the towns. 1t seems to US that this pool
farmers attention should have been called
to the law and his violation of it before
any arrest was made. There are grest
many violations of this law in this par
of the country, and all should be treated
alike. If a law is going to be enforced
why not let it be enforced to the letter.
Newport Herald.
Sharp County record., 1887-09-08
THE Us FARMER.

There is a farmer who is Y's
Enough to take his Els,
And study nature with his rs
And think of what he C's.
He hears the chatter of the is
As they each other Us
And Z's that when a tree D KS
1t makes a home for BIS
A pair of oxen he will U's
With many haws and Gs,
And their mistakes be will KOS
While plowing in his P's.
Whitehall Times.
Sharp County record., 1887-09-08

At the last session of the Cleburne
county circuit court, only eight lndlos-
meuts were returned BY the grand jury
Cleburue voted out liquor last year.
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CArARRH To Cossunpr1os.

Catarrh In its destructive force stands next to to and
undoubtedly leads on to consumption It il
singular that those afflicted with this fearful disease
should not make it the object Of their lives to rid them
selves OF it Deceptive remedies concocted by ignor
ant pretenders to medical knowledge have weakened
the confidence Of the great majority of sufferers In all
advertised remedies. They become resigned to life
of misery rather than torture themselves with doubt
full palliativesL
But this will never do. Catah must be met at every
stage and combatted with all might. In many
cases the disease has assumed DANGEROUS symptoms.
The bones and cartlages Of the nose the organs OF
hearing. of seeing and Of tasting affected to be
useless the uvula elongated the hroat 80 inamed
and rtated as to produce constant and distressing
cough.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of
Catarrh. from simple head cold to the most loath-
some and stages It is local and consttu
ons Instant in relieving. permanent in curing safe.
economical. and never failing.
Each package contains one bottle Of the RADICAL
CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and an I'M
PROVED INHALER, with treatise; price, 81.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Hold HighWaYmen.

ATTACKING HERDICS AND STREET CARS IN THE STREET
About midnight last night two men, one OF them
wearing mask, stopped herdic on Massachu-
sets avenue, near 18th street. One of them stood
at the horses heads while the other mounted the
box and tore the cash box from its faStenings The
driver made lunge at him with a knife, and the
rObber in turn pulled a revolver and fired Neither
weapon did any damage. The highwaymen got
away with the box, which contained about SIS.
saturday night about midnight a bold attempt
was made to rob Metropolitan street car on East
Capitol street. A colored man jumped on, and
opening the front door, requested the driver, E f.
Noble, TO change quarter for him. Noble turned
TO comply with his request, and as he did so the
colored man struck him on the head with stone
and seized the money-bOx, but Noble recovered
Justify for assistance. Several people rushed
toward the car, and they approached the cOlored
man broke away and fled, leaving the box behind
him.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE NAN WHO Is SUPPOSED TO HAVE
KILLED POLICEMAN ARNOLD.
"Billy" Williams, the supposed murderer OF
Police Officer Julian Arnold, in Alexandria, about
week ago, has not yet been captured The city
council recently passed a resolution Offering 4 re-
ward Of 500 for the capture and conviction OF the
murderer or murderers OF the officer. Mayor SmOOt
has prepared circular. which has been sent to
the various large cities, Offering the above named
reward. The circular reads:
"Of1cer Arnold was murdered in this city by two
noted burglars John Curran and Billy Will
liams Curran was arrested and Williams escaped.
Williams, whose picture is pasted on the circular.
Is described as being thirty years old, feet )
inches high, weight 1}5 pounds, brown hair, grey
eyes. dark, sallow complexion, scar over right eye
and mark on left temple. When last seen he was
wearing dark suit of clothes, dark derby hat and
pointed shoes"
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The Billiard Match
ALL ARRANGEMENTS CONPLETED-THE REFEREE TO B
SELECTED TODAY

ALL ARRANGEMENTS CONPLETED-THE REFEREE TO BE
SELECTED TO-DAY.
The billiard match between VIM. Sexton and
Maurice DAILY, for the championship of the world
and purse of ,OOO begins at the Light Infantry
Armory at O'Clock tonight. The final arrange
ments were completed On Friday, when Mr.. Kidder;
acting for Walter F. Hewitt OF this city, deposited
with the editor OF the Spirit Of the Times, in New
York. $1,000 to be turned over to the winner of the
match. The game Is to be ], 800 points, cushion
car0mS. The play each night will end when either
OF the contestants makes 300 points. The rules
governing the game will be those OF the last Col
lander cushion carom tournament for the cham
plOnshlp, with the exception that to insure a
count the ball must hit cushion before hitting
the second object ball.
The referee for the match will be decided on
when Sexton and DAILY meet here to-day. The
celebrated ivory acknowledged cue, which is now
neid by Mr. sexton, who never trusts 1t to express
companies, will be brought here to-day by that
gentleman, and will be exhibition at Ellis
music store. The championship emblem and the
Delaney and Roach medals are now on exhibition
at Ellis.
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Patriotic Sons Of America.

WASHINGTON CAMP INSTITUTED BY LARGE PHILA-
DELPHIA DELEGATION.
washington Camp, No. 1, OF the Patriotic Order
Sons Of America, D. c., was instituted here Satur-
day night by large delegation from Philadelphia
Commandery, No. 4, Pennsylvania. This is the
first camp instituted here. The following is the
roster OF officers: Past president John F. Lep-
phart; president, C. w. SponOrd vice-president,
n. L. Movies: master OF forms and ceremonies, F.
c. Townsend; recording secretary, II. B. Bayley.
The camp numbers about 100.
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Shooting At a Woman.
WM. MOORE FIRES THREE SHOTS FROM A REVOLVER

AT ANNIE HICKMAN.
This morning, about 7:3O O'Clock, VIM. Moore,
colored, about twenty -One years OF age fired two
shots from revolver at a young colored woman
named Annie Hickman, on the commons near ST.
Patrick's Cemetery. Officer Slack, who was out
driving with his son. heard the report OF the shots
and going in the direction Of the cemetery the
young woman trimming, and also saw Moore fire a
third shot at her. The officer drove after Moore,
and when within 30 feet or him. drew his revolver
and commanded the negro to halt and threatened
to shoot him IL he did not do So "Eere me- Mr.
Slack" said Moore as he threw up his hands and
surrendered. The weapon was taken from him.
II was five-shooter, and four Of It's chambers had
been emptfed- Moore, who Is only about twenty
one years OF age has served seven years in the Re
form school. His brother. Sam1 Moore was ar
rested some time ago by Officer Slack for assault
ing girl on the Metropolitan Branch OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. and his trial was set for
to-day In the Criminal Court. This morning in
the Police Court VIM. Moore was charged with car
ry1ng concealed weapons and fine OF $50 or 80
days was imposed.
The prisoner was also charged with assaulting
the woman, and ii was shown by the testimony
that the pistol belonged to her. and that he took
Ii from her and fired two shots at her. The priS-
oner claimed that he fired the pistol shots In the
air, but the testimony OF Officer Slack was given
TO show that different state of facts existed. He
was given 364 days in TAIL.
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KIDNEY PAINS

And that weary, lfeless all gone sensation pres
ent with those of infamed kidneys. weak back aud
loins. aching hips and sides. overworked out
by disease, debility dissipation relieved in
minute and speedily cured by the CUTIcURA ANTI
PAIN PLASTER, q new, original elegant and infallible
anidote pain and inflammation. At all druggists,
25c. five for 81; or Of POTTER DRUG Co., Boston.
my16
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AnHusemenlS Tonight.
NAIIoNAI--.'The Passing Regiment"
ALBAUGHS--"Ciaude Duval."
LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY.-Billiard match.
IIAkEy.-MinStrelS.
kEKS sNS.-"The Night Owls
MANASSAS PAyORANA-Day and evening"
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Z,6irHfiOns for the "a h1srv cOHtnteaciJI0 at n m
FOT the District OF columbia, Maryland, Della
ware, and Virginia. cooler threatening weather
Jain, winds generally eaSterly.
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A WoRD To PARENTS.
EARLY IN THE PRESENT SEASON wEDE-
TERM1NEDTocA RRY1N OUR BOYS, STOCK
THE FINEST GOODS MADE AND THE VERY
LATEST STYLES. TO THIS END WE MADE
SPECIAL EFFORT. AND THINK WE CAN
SHOW MORE FINE AND ENTIRELY NEW
GOODS FOR BOYS AND SMALL BOYS (BOYs
WITH LONG PANTS, SMALL BOYS WITH
SHORT PANTs) THAN ANY HOUSED
WASHINGTON. IN THE MAIN OUR PAT
TERMS AND STYLES ARE SOLD BY NO. ONE
ELSE HERE, AS WE BUY OF SEVERAL
LARGE MANUFACTURERS, WHO SELL NO
ONE IN WASHINGTON BUT OURSELVES.
IN OTHER CASES WE HAVE OUR OWN
STYLES MADE UP FOR OUR SPECIAL
TRADE. THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS Is
THAT OUR STYLES NEVER BECOME CON-
MON BECAUSE OF OTHER DEALERS HAND.
LING THIN.
IN ADDITION TO THE FINEST GOODS WE
CARRY A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE
MEDIUM GRADES. RANGING FROM "a A
SUIT UP FOR SMALL BOYS AND % UP FOR
LARGE BOYS
80 MUCH FOR OUR STYLES. NOW AS TO
PRICES. WE THINK WE KNOW THE TRADE
PRETTY WELL. AND WE MEAN THAT NO
ONE SHALL UNDERsELL US.
OUR CLAIM IS TO CARRY THE NEWEST
STYLES. IN THE FINEST AND MEDIUM
GRADES. AND SELL THEM AT MODERATE
PRICES
WE ARE RAPIDLY BUILDING UPATRADE
ON THESE CLASSES OF GOODS, ANDWANT
TO MAKE 1T STILL LARGER.
WE REALIZE THAT THE WAY TODOITIS
FIRST TO HAVE WHAT THE BEST TRADE
DEMANDS. TO HAVE GOOD AssORT-
MENT. AND THEN TO MAKE CORRECT
PRICES.
E. B. BARNUM CO..
my2O 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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FREE ART ExHIBIT.-Ladies Interested I'm the
The .-Tl1d art exhibit, which takes place Tuesday
"Wednesday and Thursday, May 21 - and ri. at
opPenhilners, 52S 9th street northwest ST.
ClJild building Nv
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PUBLIC MEETING HELD YESTERDAY TO URGE THE
ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW.
public meeting was held yesterday afternoon
at the Lutheran Memorial Church, in the interests
OF the Sabbath observance movement. Hon. Hiram
Price presided and made an address, in the course
OF which he said that II the grog shops were closed
up there would be little necessity for such meet
ing. Prayer was offered by Rev. T. S. Hamlin and
addresses were made by FL. c. ClaughtOn and Rev.
DR.. Elliott. Resolutions offered by Rev. Mr..
Richardson and seconded by Mr.. VIM. Ballantyne
were adopted. which called upon the COmmiS-
SiOnerS TO faithfully execute the laws for the OBJ
servance OF the sabbath HE further calls upon
all public officers, continues the resolution ito
honor and observe in the several departments
OF the Government under their charge the Obl-
cations Of the Sabbath day, that the nation In its
chief representatives, may obey that Divine COM
mand which our fathers hOnored and which has
ever been recognized an essential factor In the
welfare OF the nation.
PAyMAsTER BACoNs HOUSE Not SoLD.-The resi-.
dence OF PaymaSter Bacon, 1854 / street, on the
south side OF Farragut Square, was offered at pub
lie sale On Saturday by Thomas Bowling auc-
tioneer. The highest bid was $4,000, and the
$4,000 1t is probable that the house will be
rented TO Mr. Feirchild the Secretary OF the Treas
ury.
Proposed Meeting for Jumping Horses.
Some Washington gentlemen have been cores
ponding with the owners OF jumping horses In the
hope OF interesting them In project to hold four
days meeting at Ivy City in July for jumping
horses only. Several prominent turfnen are work
ing industriously to perfect arrangements for the
meeting. 1t is said that the owners OF jumping
horses regard the efforts OF the Washington men
very favorably, and II the meeting is held will
send their horses here. In view Of the fact that
the Rockaway meeting will afford the only Oppor-
tunity for Jumpers this season, it Is thought that
midsummer meeting at Washington exclusively
devoted TO jumping events would be success IL
the proposed extra meeting cannot be arranged for
July 1t may take place in the fall after the Jockey
Club meeting.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World ia
onered free TO every subscriber for one year To
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t Is handsomely printed
book OF l9l pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 cOlored maps and diagrams and contains
wealth OF general information. See advertise
ment in another column.
Two SHOWS AT KERNAN's-Lady orchestra In
garden and The Night Owls in theater.-AdUk
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IL voc WANT new tires your carriage or wa
Gph go to l. r. IraZzare, rear or southeast corner
OF ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue. Painting
ana repairing OF all kinds promptly done at very
low prices New and secondhand wagons and
CzrT1ageS Tor sale.
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NIsrTORS, ATTENTION Have your corns, bunions
a11 infilmed Joints treated by Mrs. Dr. j. SeIurnes
a son, 1115 Pennsylvania avenue, next door to
PalaiS Royal Gentlemen and lady operators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-23

DOS'T FAN. TO ATTEND the great auction sale OF
line imported hey West and domestic cigars COM
menCing this evening at . O'clock cont nutnc,
daily at 10 am. and pm. until entire stock Il
closed Out. These cigars consist OF the finest
brands IN the market, and Will be sold in Iots IN
suit-ODe box and upward Walter B. Williams Il
&C., auctlolcers, corner 10th st. and Pa ave.
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ALL-wooL check suits SO. Elsernan's, and E.


DoST FAIL TO SEE GREAT DIAMOND DISPLAY and
wonderful prices at X. Harris q Co Diamond I'm
pOFJeTS ~ 7th ST. between ID and f
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FOR PURssWIN LIQCORs AND BERKELY, pure
Yye whisky. The best on the market for the price,
81 per gallon 81 quart, and 30 cents pint, p
cS1IS sample bottle, go 10 Tharp, SIS ST. NV.
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MILL EN- ALL: Reaches, ants, bed-bugs and
cTOtOn-Dl5S. PrOcter's Insect Powder p cents,
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.nL-wooL dark mixed suits $40. Eiseman's, 7Sl

GREAT REDUCTION. Violet Water, large size,
6st, small SIZE :}6c, for few days only. MertZ
Pharmacy, 1lth and SITS
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AIL-wooL dark mixed suits so. Eiseman's, =

SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the superior quail
fy OF our Extra Deodorized Empress Fluid" for
NapOr stoves, as being free from grease or gummy
substance. orders by mail promptly attended TO.
j. W. SchBfer & Bro, 1920 7th st. NV.
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Atwood plaid suits $40. Eiseman's, and E.
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ALL-wooL indigo blue suits $40 Eiseman's 7&E.

GRAND FRBE AEr EXHIBITION and fancy needle
work display Will be given by s Oppenheimer &
Bro, At J2S 9th street northwest, commencing
May 2fth and closing May 26th, inclusive This
display comprises all that Is and unique I'm
embroidery work, pOrtiereS, lamDrequinS, silk and
satin drapereS, banners screens, toilet SETS ami
mails and birds In etching executed with arraSene
chenille, pearl tinSel floss nllOSettS, silk, &C., &c
All are cordially invited to attend. Lessons will
be given Tree IL the many varieties OF work on
hibitiOn-
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ALL-wooL indigo blue suits $40. Eiseman'S, 7&E.
fnaw hat good shape, at Francs, cor. 1th and ID.
ALI-wooL indigoablue suits $40. Eiseman's, 7&E.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FOREIGN FRUTTS.-10O boxes
12S I6O 2DO 10 size oranges arrive on incoming
steamer, and for sale at low prices on arrival by
EarriS and Anderson, gu louisiana ave. Tele-
phone call, 49,
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PAREr makes special offer of 100 sheets linen
paper, Your address neatly engraved from steel
dIe and 100 envelopes 10 match, for 81. Will give
monogram instead OF address. Monogram and adj
CreSS, Very neat, 50. Samples on request. S,m,w
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ALL-wooL stripe suits $40. Eiseman's, 7 and

LIGHTNING RoDs repaired J. II. Kuehling, 41s
Eth St NV
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

. waiting, glasses repaired; Hempler's, I
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
60 "a JOnn Il Kelly, stall 6S, 6e9 and $50 Center
LlaFs1et. and 200 and POS Northern Liberty market.
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NOR SAIE-ABOUT 1000 POUNDS OF NONPA.
E reil and about 500 pounds Of Agate Type. lately
srable they IN good condition. and capable Of
cellent service for two three years on paper Of
dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER co.
Washington. DC DO
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LIGHT Fur Derbys, Sl25. Latest Styles. No
ChestnGtS- Special sale. 4:}5 9TH ST. Lewis.
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ALL-wcoL plaid suits 80 Eiseman's, and E.
SEE BUSINESS CHANCE valuable marble interes

PHOTOGEAPHs, PHoTOGRAPHsI-Finestw work at
reasonable prices ESrABRoOkS,
I'll Market Space.
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Atwood dark mixed suits $40. Eiseman
LIGHTNING RODS, electric work. j. r. kuehl1ng.

STRAW HATS. Latest Styles. Lowest Prices.
Large stock. a. It. Lewis, 4:S5 9TH st.
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ALL-wooL check suits $40. Elsemans. and Z.
CoRNs cured. pc. each. Ills Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Skilled gent and lady operators.
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BUSIoSs cured, &c each. Ills Pennsylvania
avenue. TMenty-sIX years successful practice.
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lNOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM OF 234 ACRFS.
u choicest land principally in good grass containing
several beautiful building Sites situate 9Th street
road eight miles from Washington: 16 trains per day
TO Forest Glen Station only three-a u mile
distant good fences line buildings and improvements
For further particulars. Inquire nj the office of
HAZELTON PAGE.
my21 I'm l425 y. Y. ave. Washington.
NOR SALE-THIRTY ACRES. IN VICINITY OF
Secretary hitney and Presdent's villa encas
in sight of hotel On Batemans Indicate property. aud
hear "Burleith' well wat,red: tree many at
tractive sites for villas adapted for subdiv
bargain toe short time
m2l-:St' WM. Ill. GUNNISON, 1909 y St n.
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Bailey'S 25-ft. Rubber Hose complete, 50. I'm
An Extended Popularity. Browns BRoN
CHIAL TROCHES have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles. Sold onIs
in boxes.
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Two Singers for Two Songs!
drawers, cover and all latest improved attach
ments. SIS Will buy an elegant Singer, equal t,
any $40 machine, all with five years guarantee.
Auerbach's, 7th and II. Telephone, 42,-2 1
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Points of Interest

| Points OF Interest
Tuesday, wednesday, and Thursday, May %, "a,
| and %. Bring your friends to see the grand Free
Exhibition Of Art EmbrOideries and see how easily
| it is accomplished, at Oppenheimer's 52S 9th st.
n. W., st. Cloud building. Instructions free. 1
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Our SO Saratoga Trunk
Takes the lead. Cloth lined, Excelsior lock- re-
vOlving rollers iron bottom, hardwood cleats,
and steel clamps. At
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l>OR RENT-9 ACRES GOOD MEADOW LAND.
I with Barn suitable for dairy purposes. on Bladens
burg road. mile from Mt. Oliyet Cemetery. Sl2 -
per month. W. g. DUNAI4L, 9:,5 ST ". mls-eodJt
lrOR SALE-THE FINEST AND HEAlTHIEST
Il located farm within fifteen miles of Washington
and 500 feet higher; IL -room house, with running
water and all modern improvements, plenty of fruit
would (house furulshedl wears Ia re-
sponsibe party Address OWNER, 1913 q ST NV
mya0-:5ts
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ssLet's Talk S25 Harness.,,-EBecker 60
''ROyal Glue'' mends em.-Boston Varieties.
Bailey's, 1926 18th st. NV. Lawn Mowers, s.. IS
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NOR .SALE-SIX OF THE CHOICEST LOTS IN
II LIE Droit Park, Nos /, y ), 4. s. and g. in block 2
only Soc; good thing for . prompt purchaser
WELLER REPEr TT,
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CuStOm.Made Trunks
OF all kinds and at prices ranging from 81 to So
at TOPHAM'S Mandatory,
2231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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s'The Queen Of BeeFs.,,-No family should
be without MOerleins celebrated Beer, 75c. per
doz I6ml F. H. FINLEY, Agt., 1905 st.
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Before Buying q Refrigerator
system in it, that condenses and carries off all
Odors that arise from vegetables meats, &c j. W.
SCHRFER & Bro, Sole Agents for the District, 1920
18th street NV. colin
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Il BELLEVUE.

II BELLEVUE.
Containing about 6 acres. situate at nterse;ion Of
whitney ave- and 9TH ST extended adjoining Whitney
Close. on main entrance 10 soldiers Home This me
site offers special Inducements syndicAtes suldi
vislon the land being level and bounded and
north by prominent thoruughfares which the
most fashionable drive and patronized by the ite'
OF washington Gas and mains within short
distance Taken altogether the affords oT-
portulity Tor very profitable Investment The
tract, containing about Is handsome building sites IA
now offered for short time a reasonable Irice and
upon easy terms For further particulars apply to
f. W. MILLER, Trustee.
my,l-3t 1909 II st NV
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Attention Is
called 20 an auction sale OF a valuable corner lot
on III and streets northwest, by Chaplin Brown
trustee, 10 De sold Tomorrow evening. A portion
of this lot Is improved by a house, No. DDS street;
anc presents good chance Tor investment. See
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Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. ''Ward" prints, 4Oc. per ID
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
&c. per quart. Cream l5c.